Sentence examples for ultimately started from inspiring English sources

Sphero provided student worksheets and created lesson plans, and ultimately started an education division.

In 1968, they moved to Paris where Salgado ultimately started working for the International Coffee Organization.

But I would be amazed if, in 10, 15 years' time, there won't be at least one member of the England team that hasn't ultimately started out in this programme, who has come from a school that wouldn't be playing rugby were it not for this".

When these studies do include linguistic instruction, they often focus on explicit causal signals that merge temporality and causality, such as exacerbated (e.g, "The sinking of the battleship exacerbated tensions and led to war") and ultimately (e.g., "Tensions ultimately started the war") (e.g., Waring2010).

Julian ultimately started in the club's 5 0 home win against Swindon Town on the first day of the season.

In Alan's lab, I worked initially on cholesterol metabolism and ultimately started to study the molecular basis of hypercholesterolemia in a pig strain that has a predisposition to premature atherosclerosis.

How did you ultimately start writing for the magazine?

Off the air, he began producing the show, ultimately starting Dick Clark Productions in 1963.

In 1976 in this context, she started "women's breakfast clubs", ultimately starting 12 clubs including the River Oaks Breakfast Club, Charter 100 Breakfast Club, the Women's City Club and the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Breakfast Club.

I only fear that it's being exploited and manipulated, not so much devalued but misrepresented, so that it ultimately starts to confuse people, and they start to question the message.

"It allows you to know which resources to go after, which pots of money to go for, and it ultimately starts to give politicians a roadmap of what to do where on the river".